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(b) Not all prion diseases involve changes to the conformation of a naturally produced protein (c) Not all proteins that exist in a prion form have detrimental biological effects in that form (d) Not all cases of prion disease can be explained by exposure to an external source of the patogen that causes it 136. Which one of the following is most analogous to the proposed mechanism by which a prion replicates itself, as that mechanism is described in the passage? (a) A teacher who advocates a new method of teaching reading to students is more successful with her method than are other teachers using more conventional methods (b) An artisan who produces works that other artisans consider to be of inferior quality is nevertheless successful because he can produce his works very cheaply (c) A scientist who has always accepted the theory that protein is involved in heredity changes her mind when it is discovered that genetic traits cannot be transmitted by a cell with its DNA removed (d) A criminal who has developed a safe and lucrative scheme for cheating investment banks convinces many other individuals who have previously obeyed the law to use the same scheme to make money, who then convince others to do so 137. When he _______ his hair cut he took a bath (a) Have had (b) Had (c) Will have (d) Had had Directions: Q.138-140: In the following sentences four parts are underlined. Only one of the underlined parts is unacceptable in standard written English. Which is that part? 138. I accosted him as soon as he got down the bicycle. No error. A B C D 139. On entering the shop, the box was found broken and money stolen. No error A B C D 140. Perhaps you know that I lived at Bombay for two weeks. No error. A B C D Directions: Q.141-145: Fill in the Blanks 141. The storm suddenly blew __________ (a) Over (b) Up (c) Out (d) Off 142. There is no such magazine ________ you mention (a) That (b) As (c) Which (d) None of these CLAT ADDA Page 22
143. The surest way to success in politics is to _____ to one's political __________ (a) Play up, bosses (b) Compromise, Scruples (c) Go, principles (d) Appeal, Adversaries 144. The ______ of ______ is the source of light in most electric lamps (a) Glowing, a metal (b) Incandescence, a filament (c) Heating, an element (d) Resistance, a current 145. Though the law became ________ from 1950, it was not until a decade later that any _______ under that law was recorded (a) Invoked, Crime (b) Enacted, Act (c) Effective, Brief (d) Operative, Offence Directions: Q.146-150: In the following questions, you have passages, with questions following each passage. Read the passage carefully and choose the best answer to each question and mark it in the Answer Sheet. Perhaps no figure from the Reconstruction era in the aftermath of the U.S. Civil War exemplifies the failed promise of those times better than Tunis Campbell. Campbell, born free in New Jersey, came to postwar Georgia as a superintendent in the Freedmen's Bureau. He was assigned to organize the settlement of three of the sea islands off Georgia's coast, in accordance with General William T. Sherman's Special Field Order 15, which famously granted forty acres and a mule to each of forty thousand freed slaves in the coastal areas of Georgia and South Carolina. Campbell, a champion of black equality and self-determination, set up one of the islands -- St. Catherine's -- as an effectively independent black principality. Taking possession of the abandoned plantation lands granted by Sherma's order, the residents of St. Catherine's set up their own constitution, education system, and militia, and allowed no whites on the island. Within a year, however, the effects of Lincoln's assassination were felt throughout the occupied South, and the Union army seized the land back from residents, either returning it to its former owners or selling it to white investors in the North. A sharecropping system was instituted, whereby many of the practical realities of slavery, if not their precise form, took hold again. Campbell himself was exiled. Determined to continue fighting for the freed slaves, Campbell worked tirelessly on their behalf. Resettling in MacIntosh County, he organized farm labor to help them gain power in negotiations with white landowners, and he worked tirelessly to register black voters. Within a few years his efforts paid off, and he became one of three African Americans to be elected to the Georgia State Senate, where against all odds he managed to secure some few legal protections for black Georgians. His stature, however, was a serious irritant to the white power structure of the state, and Campbell was eventually driven out of the senate as the result of a concerted campaign of election fraud and the preferment of false charges against him. Campbell continued to work on the former slaves' behalf, but the rising power of white supremacists and the indifference of the federal government to the fate of former slaves steadily eroded what progress he was able to make. Eventually, with the help of a judge sympathetic to their cause, Campbell's enemies were able to convict him on a trumped-up charge, and Campbell CLAT ADDA Page 23
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